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Eagle Technology

4.3
  • #4 in Technology
  • 100 - 500 employees

GIS Summer Intern (Nov 2024)

Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch
GIS Summer Intern Programme - is the spatial industry right for you?

Opportunity details

Opportunity Type
Internship, Clerkship or Placement
Number of Vacancies
1-2
Salary
NZD 51,000 / Year

pro-rated for the internship period

Start Date
18 Nov 2024

Application dates

Applications Open
17 Jun 2024
Applications Close
19 Jul 2024

Minimum requirements

Accepting International Applications
No
Qualifications Accepted
H
Geography
I
Data Science
S
Environmental Studies
Forestry Studies
Parks & Wildlife Management
Spatial Science

Hiring criteria

Entry pathway

See details

Working rights

New Zealand

  • New Zealand Citizen
  • New Zealand Permanent Resident
  • New Zealand Temporary Work Visa
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The Eagle Technology GIS Summer Intern Programme gives you a ten-week opportunity to gain work experience in the geospatial (GIS) industry.

You would start mid November after exams finish, get a break over Christmas and New Year and finish mid February in time to dive back into your tertiary studies.

As a GIS Summer Intern at Eagle Technology, you will:

  • Discover and Explore some of the latest geospatial information technology within the ArcGIS System.
  • Get to work on projects in collaboration with our staff members
  • Have access to outstanding professional and personal development opportunities with ongoing learning opportunities both face-to-face and online

Who is Eagle Technology? 

Eagle Technology, as the official Esri distributor for New Zealand and the South Pacific, brings Geographic Information Systems (GIS) or location to the forefront of people's minds. The primary software platform that the Eagle Technology GIS team works with is the ArcGIS system.

Pre-register now!

Hiring criteria

You should have or be completing the following to apply for this opportunity.

Entry pathway
Degree or Certificate
Minimum Level of Study
Bachelor or higher
Study Field
H
Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences
I
IT & Computer Science
S
Sciences

Work rights

The opportunity is available to applicants in any of the following categories.

country
eligibility

New Zealand

New Zealand

New Zealand Citizen

New Zealand Permanent Resident

New Zealand Temporary Work Visa


Graduate Success Stories


  • Graduate stories
My favourite thing about GIS is the problem-solving aspect of the job. I enjoy unravelling spatial puzzles, analysing data to uncover insights, and the satisfaction you finding the solution to solve the problem. 

Jack Parker

  • Graduate stories
My favourite thing about GIS is the problem-solving aspect of the job. I enjoy unravelling spatial puzzles, analysing data to uncover insights, and the satisfaction you finding the solution to solve the problem. 

Jack Parker

  • Graduate stories
Through the grad programme, you get exposure to a bunch of different products and get the chance to work on a project with a mentor, so before having “real” responsibilities, you go through six weeks of learning and applying skills.

Francisca Arancibia

  • Graduate stories
Through the grad programme, you get exposure to a bunch of different products and get the chance to work on a project with a mentor, so before having “real” responsibilities, you go through six weeks of learning and applying skills.

Francisca Arancibia

  • Graduate stories
My favourite thing about GIS is the problem-solving aspect of the job. I enjoy unravelling spatial puzzles, analysing data to uncover insights, and the satisfaction you finding the solution to solve the problem. 

Jack Parker

  • Graduate stories
My favourite thing about GIS is the problem-solving aspect of the job. I enjoy unravelling spatial puzzles, analysing data to uncover insights, and the satisfaction you finding the solution to solve the problem. 

Jack Parker

  • Graduate stories
Through the grad programme, you get exposure to a bunch of different products and get the chance to work on a project with a mentor, so before having “real” responsibilities, you go through six weeks of learning and applying skills.

Francisca Arancibia

  • Graduate stories
Through the grad programme, you get exposure to a bunch of different products and get the chance to work on a project with a mentor, so before having “real” responsibilities, you go through six weeks of learning and applying skills.

Francisca Arancibia